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I agree that Node.js is pretty good for thin REST APIs, it's one of the few scenarios that Node.js actually works quite well. It's the other 99% of use cases th
by gasping 12y ago
I agree that Node.js is pretty good for thin REST APIs, it's one of the few scenarios that Node.js actually works quite well. It's the other 99% of use cases that I take issue with.
- LunaSea 12y agoUse cases like Walmart, LinkedIn, Paypal, Ebay, the New York Times, Uber, Voxer, Microsoft and Yahoo?
- gasping 12y agoThey aren't use cases. They are company names. Which parts of their product runs on Node.js? And have you spoken to their developers about their projects? Just because a big company deployed something doesn't make it viable.
- LunaSea 12y agohttp://youtu.be/bvDtEcQdGs0?t=14m51s http://youtu.be/bvDtEcQdGs0?t=14m51s